Trying before AF?
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Completely agree, every little twinge, every bit of indigestion, touch of sickness, can I smell things more? argh!
Lol aknqtpie. I'm glad I don't have to worry about smells. I'm one of those people who have a cold most of the time, so if I can smell anything I know something is up! The ironic thing is I had no symptoms with my son whatsoever, nothing changed in me. So you'd think I'd know better!
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Lol! I used to make my bbs sore bc I poked them so much trying to see if they were tender! 
with DD I had absolutely no tenderness! Haha the things we do!
with DD I had absolutely no tenderness! Haha the things we do!
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ha! I also used to poke my bbs until they were sore... I was positive I was pg the first few cycles. Once I finally did get pg, I actually didn't have too many signs and I positive I was out by 10dpo and didn't even bother to test again until AF was late!
FF keeps messing with me and moving my O date. Grr. SO i guess i'm only 3dpo? Who knows. I'll test next week sometime.
FF keeps messing with me and moving my O date. Grr. SO i guess i'm only 3dpo? Who knows. I'll test next week sometime.
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Ugh well, I'm out this month, AF arriving annoyingly on time.
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I have been temping (off and on) and FF gave me crosshairs (dashed) and says I am like 4 or 5dpo... I think it is lying, because I also POAS and it was still a very faint line. For once I want a :BFN:.. Going in tomorrow for another HCG.. I swear this is the longest m/c in the history of m/c's ... I think I might just wait until Jan to officially TTC.. mostly because that's about how long this is all taking.
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jenny: 
aknqtpie: I'm so sorry this is taking so long. Just asked you in another thread, but whats the deal, does you HCG have to be 0 to ovulate or to ttc again? confused. I guess I wasn't far enough along to have to worry about that when I MC?
I'm 4-5dpo over here, nothing exciting to report. tested like a weirdo crazed ttcer this morning, BFN as expected (obviously because the eggy wouldn't have even implanted yet if there even is one floating around in there). will try to hold out until at least 12dpo.
aknqtpie: I'm so sorry this is taking so long. Just asked you in another thread, but whats the deal, does you HCG have to be 0 to ovulate or to ttc again? confused. I guess I wasn't far enough along to have to worry about that when I MC?
I'm 4-5dpo over here, nothing exciting to report. tested like a weirdo crazed ttcer this morning, BFN as expected (obviously because the eggy wouldn't have even implanted yet if there even is one floating around in there). will try to hold out until at least 12dpo.
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How you doing ladies? I can confess I'm awful at waiting to test...with all my pregnancies I've tested early and got bfp at 10dpo...boy it makes the first few weeks drag!
I think im 2dpo...so we'll see. i don't temp but got my usual signs of ovulation ie bloated and ewcm so fingers crossed things happen. It won't be for lack of trying lol!
I think im 2dpo...so we'll see. i don't temp but got my usual signs of ovulation ie bloated and ewcm so fingers crossed things happen. It won't be for lack of trying lol!
CHAPEL HILL – With help from healthy women trying to conceive babies, North Carolina scientists have uncovered the most precise information yet about when pregnancy starts in humans.
Fertilized eggs attach themselves to the lining of the womb six to 12 days after ovulation, the research shows. In most successful pregnancies, that implantation -- the real start of pregnancy -- occurs on day eight, nine or 10 following ovulation. Day eight appears to be the most successful.
The later the attachment takes place, the more likely a pregnancy will end on its own, the scientists found.
Conceivably -- no pun intended – as a natural protective mechanism, the uterus tends to reject fertilized eggs that take too long to adhere to the lining because they may be less fit, the researchers say. On day 11, more than 50 percent of pregnancies fail and on day 12, that number jumps to over 80 percent.
So there we go. Day 8... So today or yesterday for me. Hurry up little egg implant yourself! On the positive note I'm getting a lot more vivid dreams. Had two last night, one was about this really cool new pregnancy tests which you pressed a button with two fingers and it saw if there was 1 or two heart beats and you could check it every hour! The other was mainly me being pregnant looking after my son.
I'm not to bad at holding off and testing as my OH has a cow every time I do. Why you always wasting money blah, blah blah conversations. I think its more how he was raised to save money and my mum taught me how to spend. So we compromise. If I can get away with a sneaky early one I do
Aknqtpie: Although I do believe your HCG needs to be 0 to ovulate I did read a story about a woman in the UK who got pregnant twice. The babies where 4 weeks apart. I can't remember if they brought both out (I'm guessing they would) or got the older one out and stopped the other.
Fertilized eggs attach themselves to the lining of the womb six to 12 days after ovulation, the research shows. In most successful pregnancies, that implantation -- the real start of pregnancy -- occurs on day eight, nine or 10 following ovulation. Day eight appears to be the most successful.
The later the attachment takes place, the more likely a pregnancy will end on its own, the scientists found.
Conceivably -- no pun intended – as a natural protective mechanism, the uterus tends to reject fertilized eggs that take too long to adhere to the lining because they may be less fit, the researchers say. On day 11, more than 50 percent of pregnancies fail and on day 12, that number jumps to over 80 percent.
So there we go. Day 8... So today or yesterday for me. Hurry up little egg implant yourself! On the positive note I'm getting a lot more vivid dreams. Had two last night, one was about this really cool new pregnancy tests which you pressed a button with two fingers and it saw if there was 1 or two heart beats and you could check it every hour! The other was mainly me being pregnant looking after my son.
I'm not to bad at holding off and testing as my OH has a cow every time I do. Why you always wasting money blah, blah blah conversations. I think its more how he was raised to save money and my mum taught me how to spend. So we compromise. If I can get away with a sneaky early one I do
Aknqtpie: Although I do believe your HCG needs to be 0 to ovulate I did read a story about a woman in the UK who got pregnant twice. The babies where 4 weeks apart. I can't remember if they brought both out (I'm guessing they would) or got the older one out and stopped the other.
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Superfetation - the simultaneous occurrence of more than one stage of developing offspring in the same animal.
Reports of superfetation occurring long after the first impregnation have often been treated with suspicion, and some have been clearly discredited. Other explanations have been given (and demonstrated) for different levels of development between twins. Artificially induced superfetation has, however, been demonstrated, although only up to a short period after insemination.
In 1992, Evan and Taylor Barth, conceived 4 weeks apart, were born in Hawaii, USA to Michelle and John Barth. Taylor, the one conceived later was born first. Evan, conceived first, was born twenty-two minutes prior.
In 1960, John and Mary Tress of Baltimore MD had what the nurse called twins, she was wrong. Dr Paul C Weinberg of Mt. Sinai hospital delivered the boys Anthony John and Mark Francis and realized that Anthony born five minutes before his brother Mark looked premature. Immediately Dr Weinberg did x-rays of the boys thigh bones and noticed a disparity in bone age. Mark a full term baby born five minutes after his 2 months premature brother Anthony. Anthony was conceived a full 2 months after his brother Mark, {Newsweek Magazine, July 31. 1961}
In 2007 Ame and Lia Herrity, conceived 3 weeks apart, were born in the United Kingdom to Amelia Spence and George Herrity.[3]
In May 2007 Harriet and Thomas Mullineux, also conceived 3 weeks apart, were born in Benfleet, Essex, UK to Charlotte and Matt Mullineux.[4]
In 2009, Todd and Julia Grovenburg of Fort Smith, Arkansas received international media attention for Mrs. Grovenburg's conception of an additional child while already pregnant with a child conceived two and a half weeks earlier. If it were possible to carry both children to term, the birth of the first child would be expected in December 2009, whereas the second child would be due in January 2010.[5][6] Grovenburg's obstetrician reported that cases of superfetation "can only be confirmed after delivery by chromosomal and metabolic studies on the baby."[7] Both healthy babies were delivered through Caesarean section on 2 December 2009.[8]
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Pretty interesting!
Reports of superfetation occurring long after the first impregnation have often been treated with suspicion, and some have been clearly discredited. Other explanations have been given (and demonstrated) for different levels of development between twins. Artificially induced superfetation has, however, been demonstrated, although only up to a short period after insemination.
In 1992, Evan and Taylor Barth, conceived 4 weeks apart, were born in Hawaii, USA to Michelle and John Barth. Taylor, the one conceived later was born first. Evan, conceived first, was born twenty-two minutes prior.
In 1960, John and Mary Tress of Baltimore MD had what the nurse called twins, she was wrong. Dr Paul C Weinberg of Mt. Sinai hospital delivered the boys Anthony John and Mark Francis and realized that Anthony born five minutes before his brother Mark looked premature. Immediately Dr Weinberg did x-rays of the boys thigh bones and noticed a disparity in bone age. Mark a full term baby born five minutes after his 2 months premature brother Anthony. Anthony was conceived a full 2 months after his brother Mark, {Newsweek Magazine, July 31. 1961}
In 2007 Ame and Lia Herrity, conceived 3 weeks apart, were born in the United Kingdom to Amelia Spence and George Herrity.[3]
In May 2007 Harriet and Thomas Mullineux, also conceived 3 weeks apart, were born in Benfleet, Essex, UK to Charlotte and Matt Mullineux.[4]
In 2009, Todd and Julia Grovenburg of Fort Smith, Arkansas received international media attention for Mrs. Grovenburg's conception of an additional child while already pregnant with a child conceived two and a half weeks earlier. If it were possible to carry both children to term, the birth of the first child would be expected in December 2009, whereas the second child would be due in January 2010.[5][6] Grovenburg's obstetrician reported that cases of superfetation "can only be confirmed after delivery by chromosomal and metabolic studies on the baby."[7] Both healthy babies were delivered through Caesarean section on 2 December 2009.[8]
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Pretty interesting!
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jenny:
aknqtpie: I'm so sorry this is taking so long. Just asked you in another thread, but whats the deal, does you HCG have to be 0 to ovulate or to ttc again? confused. I guess I wasn't far enough along to have to worry about that when I MC?
I'm 4-5dpo over here, nothing exciting to report. tested like a weirdo crazed ttcer this morning, BFN as expected (obviously because the eggy wouldn't have even implanted yet if there even is one floating around in there). will try to hold out until at least 12dpo.
Aknqtpie: Doctors told me under 5 hcg is normal level and you won't ovulate if you are above that. But then I heard this story of a woman who got pregnant, went for first scan and was told it was twins, between then and her next scan she actually lost the first set of twins, ovulated again and fell pregnant again with twins again and had no idea any of that had happened until she went for a scan and they dated them 4weeks younger than what she was expecting, crazy huh!!
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That is crazy! I think since my body is acting weird, I want to wait till I get to 0. Bleeding picked up last night again, and its there this AM. Seems very similar to AF, but there was a little bit of thicker gunk when I wiped. Going in for blood draw this morning, so will know tomorrow.
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